Sydney Scott

• Sydney Scott, Paul Rozin, Deborah Small (2020), Consumers Prefer “Natural” More for Preventatives than for Curatives, Journal of Consumer Research, 47 (), pp. 454-471. Related
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• Sydney Scott, Yoel Inbar, Paul Rozin (2016), Evidence for Absolute Moral Opposition to Genetically Modified Food in the United States, Perspectives on Psychological Science.
• A.P. McGraw, Derick F. Davis, Sydney Scott, Philip Tetlock (2016), The Price of Not Putting a Price on Love, Judgment and Decision Making.
• Jonathan Baron, Sydney Scott, Katrina Fincher, S. E. Metz (2015), Why Does the Cognitive Reflection Test (Sometimes) Predict Utilitarian Moral Judgment (and Other Things)?, Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition.
• Paul Rozin, Sydney Scott, Hana F. Zickgraf, Flora Ahn, Hong Jiang (2014), Asymmetrical Social Mach Bands: Exaggeration of Social Identities on the More Esteemed Side of Group Borders, Psychological Science.
• Barbara Mellers, Lyle Ungar, Jonathan Baron, Jaime Ramos, Burcu Gurcay, Katrina Fincher, Sydney Scott, Don Moore, Pavel Atanasov, Samuel Swift, Terry Murray, Eric Stone, Philip Tetlock (2014), Psychological Strategies for Winning Geopolitical Forecasting Tournaments, Psychological Science.
• Philip Tetlock, S. E. Metz, Sydney Scott, P. Suedfeld (2014), Integrative Complexity Coding Raises Integratively Complex Issues, Political Psychology.
• Paul Rozin, Sydney Scott, Megan Dingley, Joanna K. Urbanek, Hong Jiang, Mark Kaltenbach (2011), Nudge to Nobesity I: Minor Changes in Accessibility Decrease Food Intake, Judgment and Decision Making.

Past Courses

• PSYC0001 - Intro to Psychology

  This course provides an introduction to the basic topics of psychology including our three major areas of distribution: the biological basis of behavior, the cognitive basis of behavior, and individual and group bases of behavior. Topics include, but are not limited to, neuropsychology, learning, cognition, development, disorder, personality, and social psychology.

• NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant, 2016 Description

  National Science Foundation grant for doctoral dissertation research.

• Judith & William Bollinger Fellowship, 2016 Description

  Award for one student engaged in interdisciplinary research between Wharton and another school in the University

Knowledge @ Wharton

• How Payment Systems Benefit From Interoperability, Knowledge @ Wharton - 10/21/2025
• How Can Leaders Adapt to AI?, Knowledge @ Wharton - 10/21/2025
• Lucky by Design | Judd Kessler, Knowledge @ Wharton - 10/21/2025
• Creativity in the Age of AI, Knowledge @ Wharton - 10/20/2025
• How DMV Questions Shape Organ Donor Registration Decisions, Knowledge @ Wharton - 10/17/2025
• 2025 AI Adoption Report, Knowledge @ Wharton - 10/16/2025
• Predicting Baseball’s Future: Inside the ZiPS Projection System, Knowledge @ Wharton - 10/15/2025
• The Impact of Cell Phone Policies on Student Focus and Well-Being, Knowledge @ Wharton - 10/15/2025
• Can AI Help Us See Beyond Differences to Find Common Ground?, Knowledge @ Wharton - 10/14/2025
• Why ESG Scores Are Moving the $4 Trillion Municipal Bond Market, Knowledge @ Wharton - 10/14/2025